Interstellar

This is a story about light-years and black holes, but also the love between a father and his daughter, the weight of a promise, the mistakes of mankind, and time — the cruelest force of them all… “We used to look up at the sky and wonder at our place in the stars. Now we just look down and worry about our place in the dirt.” And somehow, the greatest distance is measured in years stolen from the people you love… The universe is infinite, yet a lifetime is painfully short. A few hours can cost decades. A promise can become the only thing left connecting two people separated by time itself… After everything humanity discovers, after crossing galaxies and reaching places no one thought possible, the thing that brings us back is something far more human than any equation… A father calling out to his daughter across impossible distances. A daughter holding onto a promise that time tried to erase. A love strong enough to survive the one thing no human can ever defeat — time. Time doesn’t stop for anyone, it doesn’t go back, it doesn’t wait, it doesn’t forgive. Yet somehow, in the middle of an infinite universe, the film leaves us with a beautiful thought, that maybe there are some things that even time and distance can never take away from us… “Love is the one thing we’re capable of perceiving that transcends dimensions of time and space.”